Have your own paper notes or queue cards to help you to remember your speech - don't read off the projector or netbook screen.
Use minimal text on slides.
Titles and keywords are OK, whole sentences are usually not.
Use a font size that can be easily read from anywhere in the room.
Use pictures, charts, images, videos and audio that really enhance your presentation.
Colour and animation can be used to emphasise important points. Use them sparingly.
Make your presentation aesthetically pleasing. Use a clear and consistent design features (colour, font, effects, slide design).
PREZI:
If you are bored of powerpoint or love learning new computer skills, try Prezi for your presentations. You may have seen teachers embracing this new technology. It's super easy to pick up and a very flexible, engaging way of organising and presenting information.
POWERPOINT:
Tips for an Effective Slideshow:
PREZI:
If you are bored of powerpoint or love learning new computer skills, try Prezi for your presentations. You may have seen teachers embracing this new technology. It's super easy to pick up and a very flexible, engaging way of organising and presenting information.
Prezi Tutorials here